I tried to use Classic Rotary. The rigid mashine (for me), strongly injures skin... many pains, many blood))) But I want to try once again.Quote:
Originally Posted by wildboy
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I tried to use Classic Rotary. The rigid mashine (for me), strongly injures skin... many pains, many blood))) But I want to try once again.Quote:
Originally Posted by wildboy
Likes for me: looks like nice machining, the Conrod(dogbone) is hella trick, the adjustable stroke cam is really cool and so is the rota-specific armature bar. Kinda like the cooling fins cause,I'm an RC guy, and because a cool can runs more consistant but the fins are superfluous here(especially on a cnc aluminum frame which already IS a big heat-sink) and the grooves are a pain to clean.
Dislikes: Big gaudy and lame white graphics, the name itself blows, the overall frame shape and design is just not unique enough, at first it just looks like a knockoff off HM. I'm preferring machines with high quality motors-not sure what's under the hood....if I could get it for a deal, drop a swiss can in there, strip the graphics and anodizing, give it a polish, and it'd be pretty sweet IMO.
the classic BACK SRPING connetc to ARMATURE BAR on ROTARY was first made by WIZARD SUPPLY in JAPAN, so anybody arrive after them ROMAN include....
ROMAN, TU SIEMPRE QUIERESABERLA MAS QUE LOS OTROS....
http://www.wizardts.com/NEW_ROT2.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by No Iron Machines
http://www.ebay.com/itm/WIZARD-TATTO...#ht_1139wt_952